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Intel Core i7 Processor Models and Pricing Revealed!

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The news is finally here! According to HWBox, the new Intel Core i7 processors will be labeled and priced as follows:

Core i7 965 Extreme Edition
Product Code: BX80601965

3.20GHz
8MB L3 Cache
QPI Speed: 6.4GT/sec
MSRP (per 1000): $999

Core i7 940
Product Code: BX80601940

2.93GHz
8MB L3 Cache
QPI Speed: 4.8GT/sec
MSRP (per 1000): $562

Core i7 920
Product Code: BX80601920

2.66GHz
8MB L3 Cache
QPI Speed: 4.8GT/sec
MSRP (per 1000): $284

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holy crap i'd get the 920 if its really that cheap.
 
They HAVE to do it that cheap otherwise (given that it isnt faster than a good Core 2), no one would take up s1366 but stick with s775. Look at the QPI bandwidth on the EE edition. They are choking the regular, or it is limited to 2 channel not 3 channel DDR3, dispite what the memory controller info says.
 
holy crap i'd get the 920 if its really that cheap.

You can expect the 2.66GHz 920 to be around $315 when it's released. More than reasonable - especially to all those who haven't caved for a Q9450 yet :rolleyes:


As for the other two, I have no idea. I just hope I won't be paying over $1100 for the Extreme Edition
 
Mmm,I love CPU wars..They get higher by performance,Lower by price :D
 
I just hope the boards come cheap, and the budget cpu (920) clocks nicely and is very cheap.
 
Well since Intel decided to bring the mem controller inside,It will be same as hard as AMD for Intel to OC now.Aint it?
 
oh i cant wait..........:toast:
 
Considering that if you want to take full advantage of the technology you are going to have to use triple channel memory, it's not going to be cheap, ddr3 is still expensive.

But that is what I am waiting for to upgrade, so will see what happens.
 
i7 920 - me want
 
That 920 is a winner for me. I want it now. Finally to replace my AGING single core.
 
You can expect the 2.66GHz 920 to be around $315 when it's released. More than reasonable - especially to all those who haven't caved for a Q9450 yet :rolleyes:


As for the other two, I have no idea. I just hope I won't be paying over $1100 for the Extreme Edition

Isn't $1,100-$1,200 what they normal launch them at?
 
I'm deffinitely waiting for reviews on finalized products. Being a lab-rat on a new chipset can be a - :nutkick:
 
If they can OC and they show considerable gaming performance increase I might consider the 920 but right now I really dont see the need to upgrade my cpu.
 
I hate how they killed high speed ddr3

no more ddr3 2000

I bet the next step is 2 add the chipset on the cpu.
 
everyone does understand this will limit intel oc's hugely right? so the 920 may look good buts its not going to oc for shit
 
everyone does understand this will limit intel oc's hugely right? so the 920 may look good buts its not going to oc for shit

ruin our poor little hopes :(
 
everyone does understand this will limit intel oc's hugely right? so the 920 may look good buts its not going to oc for shit

This meaning what? Referring to the vdimm vcore link? I don't buy it. The verdict is still out on oc'ing. Hopefully we'll get some full tests soon, even though I won't be getting this for some time........
 
everyone does understand this will limit intel oc's hugely right? so the 920 may look good buts its not going to oc for shit

Unless it comes with an unlocked multi.
 
Unless it comes with an unlocked multi.

It seems like that may have to be the case. From early reports qpi can't be taken above it's default 133 clock and remain stable. So, w/ a locked mulit, this would mean virtually no oc at all, and I don't think intel would be that dumb (although I guess I don't really know). Also, there seem to be other advantages of the extreme chip besides the multi this time, namely the faster bandwidth on the qpi. Also, turbo mode, in which one or more cores turn off to oc the others, would require some sort of multi changing I would think to derive higher clock speeds. So, this is going to be a little different methinks........
 
I think i will pass on Nehalem or Icore7 and go with Deneb, just for the fact that I'm an AMD kinda guy :)
 
I'm just waiting for triple channel ddr3 ram kits to come along,bollocks to buying 2 pairs and having 1 stick doing nothing.
 
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